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Albourne Estate
Vineyards at the foot of the South Downs, a short drive from Brighton.
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Albury Organic Vineyard
Organic and biodynamic, first planted in 2009 beside the Silent Pool.
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Alder Vineyard
A family vineyard and winery at the foot of Dartmoor with year-round tours, a kitchen café and a shop.
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Aldwick Estate
A family-run, eleven-acre vineyard at the foot of the Mendip Hills, first planted in 2008.
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Ambriel
A single-estate sparkling wine producer at Redfold Vineyards, with a tasting barn.
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Artelium Wine Estate
A vineyard and tasting room on the edge of the South Downs, with art installations among the vines.
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Ashling Park Estate
A vineyard and distillery estate in the South Downs National Park, making sparkling wine and gin.
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Avalon Vineyard
An organic vineyard and farm shop near Glastonbury making English wine, fruit wines, mead, liqueurs and cider.
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Balfour at Hush Heath
A 400-acre estate, first planted in 2002 and best known for Balfour Brut Rosé.
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Barnsole Vineyard
A family vineyard first planted in 1993.
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Beacon Down Vineyard
18 acres with views to Eastbourne and the South Downs, planted in May 2015, with its own winery built on site in 2025.
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Biddenden Vineyards
Kent’s original vineyard, founded by the Barnes family in 1969.
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Birchden Vineyards
A 23-acre family vineyard and farm on the Sussex and Kent border, where the vines are looked after by a team of local women known as the Vineyard Vixens.
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Black Chalk
A Test Valley winery completed in 2020, with 30 acres of vines.
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Bluebell Vineyard Estates
Planted in 2005 on the edge of Ashdown Forest and named after its bluebell woods.
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Bolney Wine Estate
A long-established family estate in mid Sussex.
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Brabourne Vineyard
A small vineyard at Court Lodge, at the foot of the North Downs, making sparkling and still wines and a vermouth.
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Breaky Bottom
A tiny, much-loved vineyard in a fold of the Downs, reached by a long farm track.
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Brightwell Vineyard
A Thames-side vineyard north of Wallingford with a weekend wine shop and summer tours.
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Brissenden Vineyard
A small family vineyard between Headcorn and Sutton Valence, making English wine and sparkling cider.
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Busi-Jacobsohn Wine Estate
Founded by a Swedish couple and planted in 2015 on clay and greensand, not chalk.
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Calancombe Estate
A vineyard, winery, cider orchard and gin distillery with a restaurant and guided and self-guided tastings.
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Candover Brook
A small, regeneratively farmed vineyard on a family estate, making English sparkling wine since 2011.
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Castlewood Vineyard
A small vineyard below Musbury Castle hill fort with summer tours, a cellar door and holiday accommodation.
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Chapel Down
One of England’s biggest wine producers, drawing on more than 700 acres of vineyards across the south-east.
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Charles Palmer Vineyards
Forty acres of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay on a south-facing slope a mile from the sea, planted from 2006.
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Chartham Vineyard
A family vineyard in the Stour Valley, three miles from Canterbury, making still and sparkling wines, with a wine shop and an art gallery.
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Chiltern Valley Winery and Brewery
A winery, brewery and liqueur maker at Old Luxters, with tours all year, a cellar shop, a food truck and farmhouse bed and breakfast.
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Chilworth Manor Vineyard
A 13-acre south-facing vineyard planted in 2013, with a tasting barn opened in 2024.
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Coes Farm
An organic vineyard on a family farm, planted in 2021, making natural wines with no added yeast or sulphites.
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Court Garden
A family estate near Ditchling, and one of the vineyards most often visited on Sussex group tours.
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Danebury Vineyards
A seven-acre vineyard on the chalk near Stockbridge, making still and sparkling wine from Madeleine Angevine, Schönburger and Auxerrois.
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Davenport Vineyards
An organic vineyard and winery at Hazel Street Farm, run by the winemaker Will Davenport.
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Daws Hill Vineyard
A small Chilterns vineyard and winery making sparkling wine, with booked tours and winery events.
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Denbies Wine Estate
Family-owned since 1986 and one of England’s largest single-estate vineyards. It describes itself as the UK’s first certified net zero vineyard.
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Domaine Evremond
The English estate of the Champagne house Taittinger, created in 2015.
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Downsview Vineyard
A small off-grid winery in the High Weald, growing six grape varieties.
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Dropmore Vineyard
A small private vineyard making English sparkling wine, open to small groups by appointment in summer.
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Dunesforde Vineyard
A vineyard between York and Harrogate with guided tours and tastings and a terrace wine bar.
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Elham Valley Vineyard
Established in 1985 and one of the first vineyards in this part of Kent, with around 2,000 vines and 500 Solaris planted in 2024.
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Everflyht
A family-run, single-estate sparkling wine vineyard at the foot of Ditchling Beacon, with a tasting room on open weekends.
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Exton Park
A 60-acre estate known for its Reserve Blend sparkling wines.
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Fairmile Vineyard
A sparkling wine vineyard a short walk from Henley-on-Thames station, with tours all year and a cellar door shop.
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Fenny Castle Vineyard
A family vineyard on the edge of the Somerset Levels making sparkling and still wines and cider, with a cellar door shop and a holiday cottage.
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Godstone Vineyards
Fifty acres on a south-facing greensand slope beside the North Downs Way, first planted in 1985. Grows Seyval Blanc and Bacchus for traditional method sparkling wine, and is certified climate positive.
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Goose Beck Vineyard
A family-run Vale of York vineyard growing mainly disease-resistant grape varieties, with tours, tastings and five holiday cottages.
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The Grange
A vineyard planted in 2011 by four siblings on a south-facing slope above the River Itchen, with its first wines released in 2018.
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Greyfriars Vineyard
Set up in 1989 and one of the first English vineyards to plant Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, with a cellar dug into the chalk.
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Gusbourne
First planted in 2004 on the edge of Romney Marsh, and makes only vintage wines.
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Hambledon Vineyard
Planted in 1952 and England’s oldest commercial vineyard, now over 200 acres on chalk.
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Harrow & Hope
A sparkling wine producer on the slopes above Marlow with small-group summer tours and Friday evening openings.
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Hattingley Valley
Founded in 2008 and one of Hampshire’s most decorated sparkling wine producers.
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Helme Edge Vineyard
A vineyard in the Pennine foothills above Helme, making still, rosé and sparkling wines from Solaris and other cool-climate grapes.
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Henners Vineyard
Founded in the early 2000s, five miles from the Channel, and a founding member of Sustainable Wines of Great Britain.
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Heron Farm
A 17-acre vineyard and farm beside the River Otter with a restaurant, kitchen garden, orchards and seasonal tours.
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Hidden Spring Vineyard
First planted in 1986 and replanted in 2015 on a 23-acre smallholding.
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High Clandon
A boutique maker of vintage sparkling wine, and twice winner of the International Wine Challenge Cellar Door of the Year trophy. Art and sculpture are shown among the vines and in its Glass Barn.
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Highweald Wine Estate
A 63-acre sparkling wine estate and winery at Ansty, with a cellar door shop, a garden bar and guided tours.
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Holmfirth Vineyard
A hillside vineyard in the Holme Valley with daily tours and tastings, a restaurant and self-catering apartments.
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Huxbear Vineyard
An off-grid family vineyard, winery and microbrewery in the Teign Valley.
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JoJo’s Vineyard
A small vineyard making three wines, with seated tastings and a summer pop-up wine bar.
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Kenton Park Estate
A vineyard estate near the Exe estuary with a restaurant and a range of booked wine experiences.
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Kingscote Estate
An estate vineyard near East Grinstead with a wine shop and café in a tithe barn, a wine garden, a walking trail and fishing lakes.
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Kinsbrook Vineyard
A family vineyard and farm in West Sussex.
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Laurel Vines
A family-run vineyard and winery between Driffield and Beverley with a year-round café, a seasonal wine bar and tasting events.
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Leonardslee Family Vineyards
A sparkling wine estate with 38 acres of vines at Mannings Heath, linked to Leonardslee Gardens at Lower Beeding, with restaurants and hotel rooms.
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Lily Farm Vineyard
A small family vineyard near Budleigh Salterton with owner-led summer tours and weekly bottle sales.
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Limeburn Hill Vineyard
A biodynamic vineyard above Chew Valley Lake making natural wines from its own grapes with wild yeasts.
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Little Wold Vineyard
A hillside vineyard above South Cave with a tasting room, year-round tours and food and wine events.
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Louis Pommery England
The English estate of a Champagne name, planted in 2017 on 35 hectares.
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Lyme Bay Winery
A winery rather than a vineyard, making English wine, mead and spirits, with a cellar door shop and guided tastings.
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Mereworth Wines
Sparkling wine from its own vineyards at Wateringbury.
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Minerva Wine
A sparkling wine vineyard about ten minutes from Bath, with small-group vineyard afternoons.
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The Mount Vineyard
Ten acres of chalk-grown vines on a 104-acre estate in the Darent Valley, with eight grape varieties.
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Mountfield Winery
A boutique family estate surrounded by ancient woodland, specialising in traditional-method sparkling wine.
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Mousehall
Home of Tidebrook wines and one of the UK’s first distilleries inside a winery.
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Nine Oaks Vineyard
A family vineyard on Church Lane, Hothfield, making still wines and traditional method sparkling wine.
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Nutbourne Vineyards
A family estate below the South Downs, with wildflower meadows, lakes, alpacas and a windmill among the vines.
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Nyetimber
One of England’s best-known sparkling wine producers.
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Oaken Grove Vineyard
A family-run vineyard in the hills above Henley with weekend tours and tastings and a summer wine terrace.
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Oast Wood
A vineyard planted in 2021 on a working farm near Tenterden, making Bacchus, Chardonnay and rosé, with a tasting room in a converted cart shed.
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Oastbrook Vineyard
Within sight of Bodiam Castle, overlooking the Rother valley, making still and sparkling wine on the estate.
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Oatley Vineyard
A small family vineyard in the Quantock foothills, planted in 1986, making low-intervention wines.
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Off The Line Vineyard
A rosé specialist, right beside the Cuckoo Trail cycle and walking path.
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Otium Wine Estate
An 80-acre family vineyard on the Hampshire Hangers above Selborne, in the South Downs National Park, making still and sparkling wine.
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Oxney Organic Estate
One of England’s leading organic producers, making still and sparkling wine, with a tasting barn in an oast house.
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Painshill
A vineyard inside an 18th-century landscape garden, replanted by the garden’s trust in the 1990s. Pinot Noir grows alongside Chardonnay, Seyval Blanc and Pinot Grigio, and the sparkling white and rosé are sold in the shop.
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Pebblebed Vineyard
A single-estate vineyard and winery owned by Darts Farm, with seasonal tours led by the winemaker.
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Quob Park Estate
An estate with a vineyard and winery, tasting lounges, restaurants, a spa and rooms across two sites in Wickham.
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Quoit at Cross Vineyard
A five-acre family vineyard planted in 2019, above the Exe valley.
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Raimes
Sparkling wine from a 15-acre family farm in the South Downs National Park, planted in 2011.
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Rathfinny Wine Estate
Founded in 2010 in the South Downs National Park, on a south-facing chalk slope three miles from the sea.
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Ridgeview
One of the pioneers of English sparkling wine, at the foot of the South Downs.
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Roebuck Estates
A sparkling wine producer with a cellar door and tasting room among its vines at Upperton Farm, just outside Petworth.
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Ryedale Vineyards
A family-run working vineyard near Malton with seasonal tours and tastings, a cellar door and farmhouse bed and breakfast.
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Sandridge Barton
A large Dart Valley wine estate, where the Sharpham wines are now made, with guided and self-guided tastings, a restaurant and holiday houses.
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The Secret Vineyard
Run by two sisters at their family’s Lime Cross Nursery, among lakes and ancient woodland on clay and sandstone.
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Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard
Founded in 1979 and known as England’s oldest organic wine estate.
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Setley Ridge Vineyard
A family-run New Forest vineyard and winery with a farm shop, a tea garden and vineyard tours.
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Seventeen28 (Penn Croft Vineyards)
The winery and 12-acre vineyard behind the Penn Croft wines, with a cellar door serving food and wine, and winery tours.
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Silverhand Estate
A 900-acre estate on the North Downs with more than 600 acres under vine, which it says is the largest single organic vineyard in the UK.
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Simpsons’ Wine Estate
Founded in 2012 on North Downs chalk by a couple who also make wine in the south of France.
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Squerryes
Sparkling wine from vines planted in 2006 on a 2,500-acre estate owned by the same family for eight generations.
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Stanlake Park Wine Estate
A wine estate a short walk from Twyford station with tours all year, a wine bar open six days a week and rooms on the estate.
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Stopham Vineyard
Still wines from a vineyard on Sussex greensand, with the winery in a converted Grade II listed Victorian barn.
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Sugrue South Downs
A small sparkling and still wine producer with its winery at Bee Tree Vineyard, offering small-group tours.
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Swanaford Vineyard
A family vineyard in the Teign Valley, inside Dartmoor National Park, with guided tours, self-guided walks, a tasting barn and holiday cottages.
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Tamar Valley Vineyard
A vineyard on the Devon bank of the Tamar with summer tours and wine by the glass on set days.
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Tanhurst Estate
A family-run vineyard on the slopes of Leith Hill, first planted in 2020, and one of the Surrey Hills Artisans. Three barns on the estate are let to guests.
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Ten Acres Vineyard
A campsite and vineyard with a winery and a wine shop, and weekly tours in the camping season.
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Terlingham Vineyard
A small vineyard in the hills above Folkestone, with views over the Channel.
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Thornfalcon Winery and Press
A 40-acre farm with young vineyards, cider orchards, a winery and a press, offering tours, tastings and farm stays.
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Tickerage Vineyard and Winery
A five-acre family vineyard planted in 2007.
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Tillingham
A 13th-century farm with 26 acres of organic and biodynamic vines, making low-intervention wines in steel, oak, concrete and clay.
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Tilsmore
A small family estate making limited releases of traditional-method sparkling wine, with a woodland amphitheatre on its 100 acres.
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Tinwood Estate
A sparkling wine estate near Goodwood, on the edge of the South Downs.
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Torview Wines
A small family vineyard and winery with views to Dartmoor, offering tours with a tasting.
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Venn Valley Vineyard
Owner-led vineyard tours and tastings between Swimbridge and Landkey, with a café on site.
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Warehorne Vineyard
A young vineyard on the edge of Romney Marsh, growing Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay, Cabernet Noir and the Swiss grape Divico.
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Wayfarer Wines
A small vineyard at Highfield Farm, Woodchurch, separate from Woodchurch Wine Estate, with tours and tastings.
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Wellhayes Vineyard
A small family estate making sparkling wine from its own grapes, with summer tours and concerts.
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Westwell Wines
A family winery known for experimental wines, including pet nats and amphora wines, and for its Ortega.
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Wickham Estate
The former Wickham Vineyard, now mainly a wedding venue, which holds wine tasting dinners and other events in its Old Winery.
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Wild West Cider and Wine
A certified organic farm ten minutes from Bristol with its own vineyard, orchards, winery and cider house, making natural wine and cider with no added sulphites.
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Wildwood Vineyard
An off-grid family vineyard in woodland, planted in 2016.
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Winklestone Vineyard
A small certified-organic family vineyard planted in 2020, making a still white and a rosé.
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Wiston Estate
An old family estate on the chalk of the South Downs, with its own winery.
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Woodchurch Wine Estate
Established in 2009 in the Kent Weald.
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Woodfine Wine
An organic, natural wine vineyard on Newbarn Farm, with walking tours, pizza nights and farm accommodation.
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Wraxall Vineyard
A vineyard planted in 1974, with a restaurant and wine shop, The View@Wraxall, tastings all year and tours in season.
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Yorkshire Heart Vineyard & Brewery
A family-run vineyard and brewery between York and Harrogate with a cellar door, a café, guided tours, camping and glamping.
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Yotes Court Vineyard
Planted in 2016 on a former fruit farm, and named WineGB Best Newcomer in 2021.
Each entry links to our full guide where we have one, or to its visiting details in our directory by county. What each vineyard offers comes from those details, which we check against the vineyard’s own site. Opening times change with the seasons, so check before you travel.